Subject	Dead body in the hatch usually does the trick. (n/m)
Posted by	GFunk [Portland] on August 22, 2001 at 5:23 PM
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In Reply To	What can I do to eliminate wheel hop? (n/m) posted by Lange79 (CA) on August 22, 2001 at 05:15 PM
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Follow Ups	What can I do to eliminate wheel hop? (n/m) - Lange79 (CA) 17:15:20 08/22/01 Dead body in the hatch usually does the trick. (n/m) - GFunk [Portland] 17:23:23 08/22/01 a)quit launching hard; (its a GT car) b)get an auto :-) (n/m) - toyluvr 17:26:14 08/22/01 b) is definitely not an option. (n/m) - timz 18:18:32 08/22/01 remember, you can only dis when you break 8 in the 1/8 - toyluvr 18:33:02 08/22/01 haha.. I'm at 8.2 1/8miles. So breaking it is just a matter - timz 18:48:03 08/22/01 some tracks only offer 1/8. I don't care for them - toyluvr 19:19:51 08/22/01 I feel sorry for your stupidity :) - timz 19:29:26 08/22/01 not my stupidity, yours. - toyluvr 07:38:38 08/23/01 I think you are so getting the wrong idea >> - timz 10:42:24 08/23/01 Poly U subframe bushings will do the trick (n/m) - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 17:34:47 08/22/01 I noticed launching technique can eliminate wheel hop - Marshall 17:43:06 08/22/01 Teach your car the wheel twist or wheel jitterbug. (n/m) - Jaime[Gettin' over it]ZX™ 18:51:40 08/22/01 You can use search to look up "Bernie wheelhop" and get this - Bernie 19:07:07 08/22/01
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